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Post by Adolfina von Brauer on Jun 29, 2014 22:34:53 GMT
Adolfina took a deep breath as she set up shop to go fishing. The past few trips had been nothing but bothersome and drawn out. Painful for the body, tiring for the mind. However, she was prepared today! Plugging some earbuds into her ears, she played orchestra directly into her head. Unlike others, who found that orchestra was relaxing and soothing, she genuinely hated orchestra. She did, however, tolerate for the sake of sophistication. In other words, with that mess pounding into her ears, she would have absolutely no issues remaining awake! All that remained was setting the line and casting it.
And then the wait would begin anew. Preferred Spawn: Skrelp with decent moves and possibly male |
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Post by ChromaticTruthsayer on Jun 30, 2014 1:18:44 GMT
Behold! A wild Pokemon appeared! Ability: Poison Point Gender: Male • Toxic • Hydro Pump • Tackle • Bubble |
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Post by Adolfina von Brauer on Jun 30, 2014 1:51:32 GMT
A multitude of instruments screamed and pounded into Adolfina's ears. The blonde had no issues retaining her consciousness. When the line grew taut, the child smirked. It was time for a one-stop shot! Tugging at the rod, the girl stood and firmly planted her feet on the pier, reeling in. The catch was a fighter, and an annoyingly powerful one. The girl grunted in an almost bestial manner as she strained her arms, pulling the catch in. Once it was outside of the water, unable to resist, she sent it flying back over the pier and reached into her pouch while trying to identify the target. Because she'd done research on what could be found there at the pier, she could recognize it right off. Skrelp. It was Water-Poison. In other words, it was a prime candidate for Limos to attack.
Battle Start!
”Limos, Earthquake!” She demanded, sending the dragonfly out of her ball and at the pier. The resulting quake caused the seahorse to tremble and shudder. Poison was weak to Ground, so it was natural that the thing took some heavy damage. In response, the seahorse blasted Limos with a ball of sludge. While there was no immediate damage, it did have an effect. This meant it had to be Toxic. That was fine. The target was going to go down long before the poison would do Limos in, after all.
”Again, finish him!” The Vibrava spiraled up, then slammed down onto the pier again. The resulting tremor tore through what endurance the seahorse had left, and it slumped onto the walkway of fisherman. The girl retrieved a ball from her pouch and tossed it. Time to see if her trip paid off. |
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Post by ChromaticTruthsayer on Jun 30, 2014 1:54:18 GMT
Success!
You caught the Pokemon!
Remember to add it to your PC and remove one Pokeball! |
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Post by Adolfina von Brauer on Jun 30, 2014 2:01:40 GMT
The ball clicked shut, and victory was signified by the death of an orchestra. The sound of the waves finally bled into the girl's ears as she removed the earbuds. She was pretty pleased with that turnover. Perhaps it would have been time to carry on to other locations for fishing? She probably had the money. She'd think about it. Either way, she walked over to the ball and put it away. She then smiled over at Limos, who seemed to be suffering from the poison, and clapped slightly, showing her satisfaction. The dragonfly was a repeat-offender for “great success”, it seemed.
”Good job, Limos. Take a break.” She praised the Pokemon before returning her to her ball. It was time to put her things together and head off. |
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